scavenger5

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   by scavenger5 4y ago

   Yes, to an extent. But many people are reporting symptoms like anxiety, depression, or brain fog, which, while could be caused by the virus, could also be caused by the pandemic. Fear, isolation, lack of social interactions can cause detrim
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   by scavenger5 4y ago

   If you look at this paper: https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle... People who got covid vs other viruses. When you follow up with them 3 months later, there is no difference in symptoms bet
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   by scavenger5 4y ago

   This is a junk study. Here is the link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S000291652... If you look at the evidence hierarchy, this study is at the lowest form of evidence (it's a narrati
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   by scavenger5 4y ago

   Nobody can answer this for you. They are describing what works best for them. Find what works best for you. Forget what is optimal. What is something you can do consistently for years. If that's walking, then walking is still better th
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   by scavenger5 6y ago

   I question the relevance of this with cloud based solutions such as AWS Lambda, where you can spin up a production ready auto-scaled service very quickly; it certainly reduces the cost of ownership and operations. Sure if you are a team of